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I'll be no stranger there
Author: J. H. Alcon Hymnal: QSB31945 #d37 (1945) Person Name: J. H. Alcon First Line: I'm in the way, the narrow way
I'll be no stranger there
He will set your fields on fire
Author: H. M. Ballew Hymnal: QSB31945 #d84 (1945) Person Name: H. M. Ballew First Line: There's a call that rings from the throne Refrain First Line: Set your fields on fire
He will set your fields on fire
He dwells with me by night and day
Author: Alfred Barratt Hymnal: QSB31945 #d54 (1945) Person Name: Alfred Barratt First Line: My Savior dear, Now dwells with me
He dwells with me by night and day
You gotta be robed and ready when he comes
Author: J. R. Baxter Hymnal: QSB31945 #d56 (1945) Person Name: J. R. Baxter First Line: No matter how loud you pray
You gotta be robed and ready when he comes
When the world's on fire
Author: J. R. Baxter Hymnal: QSB31945 #d108 (1945) Person Name: J. R. Baxter First Line: You will cry for the rocks to fall
When the world's on fire
When I get to the end of the way
Author: A. M. Bean Hymnal: QSB31945 #d77 (1945) Person Name: A. M. Bean First Line: The sands have been washed in the footprints
When I get to the end of the way
I'll settle down in glory land
Author: L. O. Brock Hymnal: QSB31945 #d85 (1945) Person Name: L. O. Brock First Line: There's a city built above where all is perfect Refrain First Line: There is room enough
I'll settle down in glory land
The homecoming week
Author: Raymond Browning Hymnal: QSB31945 #d92 (1945) Person Name: Raymond Browning First Line: Upon our journey here below we meet with pain and loss Refrain First Line: When we're inside the gates of pearl
The homecoming week
Standing by the river waiting for the boatman
Author: Albert E. Brumley Hymnal: QSB31945 #d17 (1945) Person Name: Albert E. Brumley First Line: Here I stand beside death's chilly waters
Standing by the river waiting for the boatman
I heard my name on the radio
Author: Albert E. Brumley Hymnal: QSB31945 #d31 (1945) Person Name: Albert E. Brumley First Line: I was listening in to a radio station
I heard my name on the radio
Somebody's been praying for me
Author: Albert E. Brumley Hymnal: QSB31945 #d71 (1945) Person Name: Albert E. Brumley First Line: Somebody's been a friend indeed Refrain First Line: Somebody's been a-praying for me
Somebody's been praying for me
It's a mighty hard road to travel
Author: Albert E. Brumley Hymnal: QSB31945 #d80 (1945) Person Name: Albert E. Brumley First Line: There is many a cross to carry
It's a mighty hard road to travel
You've got to walk that lonesome road
Author: Albert E. Brumley Hymnal: QSB31945 #d106 (1945) Person Name: Albert E. Brumley First Line: You better get acquainted with your Lord Refrain First Line: You've got to walk that road, that lonesome vale
You've got to walk that lonesome road
The beautiful pearly gate
Author: A. J. Buchanan Hymnal: QSB31945 #d14 (1945) Person Name: A. J. Buchanan First Line: Have you heard of that bright city Refrain First Line: Over there, just over there
The beautiful pearly gate
When I kneel to pray
Author: Herbert Buffum Hymnal: QSB31945 #d15 (1945) Person Name: Herbert Buffum First Line: Heaven comes down my soul to greet
When I kneel to pray
When I make my last move
Author: Herbert Buffum Hymnal: QSB31945 #d39 (1945) Person Name: Herbert Buffum First Line: I've been traveling for Jesus Refrain First Line: When I move to the sky
When I make my last move
When we look on his face in that home over
Author: Herbert Buffum Hymnal: QSB31945 #d103 (1945) Person Name: Herbert Buffum First Line: When we walk with the Savior
When we look on his face in that home over
Thoughts of my childhood
Author: Everett J. Butrum Hymnal: QSB31945 #d46 (1945) Person Name: Everett J. Butrum First Line: Let me wander again To my old childhood home Refrain First Line: I can see that old home in the lane
Thoughts of my childhood
The great homecoming
Author: L. E. Butrum Hymnal: QSB31945 #d75 (1945) Person Name: L. E. Butrum First Line: That will be a great glad day Refrain First Line: We will meet our sainted mothers
The great homecoming
Get a little heaven down in your soul
Author: Claude H. Center Hymnal: QSB31945 #d91 (1945) Person Name: Claude H. Center First Line: Turn away from evil and be made clean
Get a little heaven down in your soul
Don't you love Daddy too
Author: W. Oliver Cooper Hymnal: QSB31945 #d4 (1945) Person Name: W. Oliver Cooper First Line: Are you always praising mother Refrain First Line: O, daddy, dear old daddy
Don't you love Daddy too
Faithful Be and Carry On
Author: W. Oliver Cooper Hymnal: QSB31945 #d65 (1945) Person Name: W. Oliver Cooper First Line: See the ripened grain is falling Refrain First Line: Faithful be to duty in the harvest field
Faithful Be and Carry On
Sweetest mother
Author: Grace Stoddard Dennstedt Hymnal: QSB31945 #d67 (1945) Person Name: Grace Stoddard Dennstedt First Line: She's a little old fashioned
Sweetest mother
His love is flooding my soul
Author: Cleavant Derricks Hymnal: QSB31945 #d78 (1945) Person Name: Cleavant Derricks First Line: The wonderful love of the Savior is mine Refrain First Line: O what love
His love is flooding my soul
Jesus saved me and I'm glad
Author: L. L. Eads Hymnal: QSB31945 #d61 (1945) Person Name: L. L. Eads First Line: Once I was lost and very lonely Refrain First Line: Praise the dear Lord I'm free and happy
Jesus saved me and I'm glad
As I stood by the side of her bed
Author: Marion W. Easterling Hymnal: QSB31945 #d52 (1945) Person Name: Marion W. Easterling First Line: My heart was made sad, such sorrow I had
As I stood by the side of her bed
Make known the gospel news
Author: B. B. Edmiaston Hymnal: QSB31945 #d48 (1945) Person Name: B. B. Edmiaston
Make known the gospel news
Praise to Jesus Christ the Son
Author: B. B. Edmiaston Hymnal: QSB31945 #d64 (1945) Person Name: B. B. Edmiaston
Praise to Jesus Christ the Son
I will slip away home
Author: Vep B. Ellis Hymnal: QSB31945 #d22 (1945) Person Name: Vep B. Ellis First Line: I am traveling through the world of sadness Refrain First Line: I'm going away forever to stay
I will slip away home
Heaven's joy awaits
Author: Vep B. Ellis Hymnal: QSB31945 #d102 (1945) Person Name: Vep B. Ellis First Line: When we leave this lowland
Heaven's joy awaits
Blessed quietness, holy quietness
Author: Mamie P. Ferguson Hymnal: QSB31945 #d43 (1945) Person Name: Mamie P. Ferguson First Line: Joys are flowing like a river
Blessed quietness, holy quietness
I want to know that he will welcome me there
Author: James W. Gaines Hymnal: QSB31945 #d100 (1945) Person Name: James W. Gaines First Line: When Jesus comes again to gather his own
I want to know that he will welcome me there
Where the soul never dies
Author: William M. Golden Hymnal: QSB31945 #d90 (1945) Person Name: William M. Golden First Line: To Canaan's land I'm on my way Refrain First Line: Dear friends, there'll be no sad farewells
Where the soul never dies
Swing wide, ye golden gate
Author: Leonard A. Gordon Hymnal: QSB31945 #d13 (1945) Person Name: Leonard A. Gordon First Line: Goodbye old world of sorrow
Swing wide, ye golden gate
The old account settled long ago
Author: Frank M. Graham Hymnal: QSB31945 #d81 (1945) Person Name: Frank M. Graham First Line: There was a time I know, when in the book of heaven Refrain First Line: Long ago, long ago
The old account settled long ago
He's coming back again
Author: Frank M. Graham Hymnal: QSB31945 #d89 (1945) Person Name: Frank M. Graham First Line: Three thousand years ago
He's coming back again
No darkness can hide my Lord from me
Author: J. Graydon Hall Hymnal: QSB31945 #d88 (1945) Person Name: J. Graydon Hall First Line: Though shadows may fall across my way
No darkness can hide my Lord from me
No night in heaven
Author: H. Archie Harbin Hymnal: QSB31945 #d82 (1945) Person Name: H. Archie Harbin First Line: There will be no darkness in that city Refrain First Line: There'll be no night in that fair city
No night in heaven
I'll fly away, to my happy home
Author: Jesse B. Hardin Hymnal: QSB31945 #d70 (1945) Person Name: Jesse B. Hardin First Line: Some of these days I'm going yonder
I'll fly away, to my happy home
I will praise him, I will praise him
Author: Margaret J. Harris Hymnal: QSB31945 #d97 (1945) Person Name: Margaret J. Harris First Line: When I saw the cleansing fountain
I will praise him, I will praise him
When the old ship of Zion makes the goal
Author: Floyd W. Hawkins Hymnal: QSB31945 #d58 (1945) Person Name: Floyd W. Hawkins First Line: Now Zion's ship is sailing
When the old ship of Zion makes the goal
Watching you, watching you, every day mind the course you pursue
Author: J. M. Henson Hymnal: QSB31945 #d3 (1945) Person Name: J. M. Henson First Line: All along on the road to the soul's true abode
Watching you, watching you, every day mind the course you pursue
Anywhere is home
Author: J. M. Henson Hymnal: QSB31945 #d9 (1945) Person Name: J. M. Henson First Line: Earthly wealth and fame may never come to me
Anywhere is home
My Savior is precious to me
Author: J. M. Henson Hymnal: QSB31945 #d18 (1945) Person Name: J. M. Henson First Line: Here I wander in need of the things Refrain First Line: O, my Savior is precious to me
My Savior is precious to me
My Lord will care for me
Author: J. M. Henson Hymnal: QSB31945 #d25 (1945) Person Name: J. M. Henson First Line: I have assurance sweet, a solace most complete Refrain First Line: He tells me that he'll care for me
My Lord will care for me
At the foot of the cross
Author: J. M. Henson Hymnal: QSB31945 #d30 (1945) Person Name: J. M. Henson First Line: I was burdened with sin and no hope could I see Refrain First Line: I am leaving it all with the Savior today
At the foot of the cross
What a happy time 'twill be
Author: J. M. Henson Hymnal: QSB31945 #d73 (1945) Person Name: J. M. Henson First Line: Sorrows often meet us here
What a happy time 'twill be
I am fully satisfied
Author: W. P. Jay Hymnal: QSB31945 #d60 (1945) Person Name: W. P. Jay First Line: Once a sinner out in darkness
I am fully satisfied
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